Phi is arguably one of the most important mathematical constants. Phi is approximately 1.61803 and often referred to as the ‘golden ratio’. It has been studied since at least 300 BCE, when it was defined by Greek mathematician Euclid. It is found all over in nature, from snail shells and flower seed heads to many plant patterns such as those in pineapples, ferns and pinecones.

You are cordially invited to attend our IB and IGCSE Visual Arts Exhibition 2019 at YCIS Chongqing. The exhibition will showcase Art by Year 11 IGCSE and Year 13 IB students. The artworks are created in response to personal interests and investigations inspired by the world around us, art styles and artists.